(hexadecimal)

To be honest I’d like to go back to 2005 if I was given the chance.

You can try, but even if you have a majority of people using the correct version, still the other one can proliferate.

Kinda how people still say “could of” instead of “could have” even when there’s always someone noting the mistake.

Unfortunately languages go where they want. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Yeah I’d agree with that, but unfortunately most people aren’t linguistic purists, so absolute prescription doesn’t really work.

Well if you can read IPA, it’s something like /məˈkɑːbrə/

Although I’d argue the ə can be silent.

“Epitome”

Wifwolves made me think this

What’s a "week end"? o.0

Which one of you mf’s is ashamed to call themselves a Social Justice Warrior?

Shran: “pink skins”

I’m sorry but you’re using that term wrong. You mean a de jure porn ban.

A de facto porn ban would mean that you actually couldn’t get any. And that’s just ridiculous.

Like drugs are illegal de jure, but de facto getting weed pretty much anywhere in the world is not a challenge. Usually even easier than getting alcohol as an underage person. Not that I have experience of that in the past few decades (being underage that is).

I mean I guess it’s “de facto” in sofar that it’s not exactly presciptively de jure illegal when it’s done like that. So in that sense you are right to use it like that, but eh. I disagree with who I was when I started writing this. No matter we’re on lemmy.

Yeah it’s not great to have your public transport literally in the hand of a foreign state.

(watch Slow Horses)

Uh, lol.

Flap meat is 47,90 €/kg for the first price I could find online. It’s a butcher’s so a supermarket is prolly a bit cheaper but you’re just fucking kidding with the $15/lbs. Although that does come to like 28€/kg. And the piece here comes to $25.51/lbs.

Huh, felt like a larger difference before I converted it.

Also, an ad hominem is an attack against the person instead of the argument.

If you attack the argument and then the person, that’s not technically an ad hominem.

I mean, Europe hasn’t torn it’s cities down (well not all of them and not for rebuilding purposes anyway) despite managing to utilise good public transport.

Then again guess your point is rather that American cities were built stupidly car centric and that somehow those can’t be replaced with any sort of public transport?

And if they’re hadn’t thrashed the railcars, the cities might look wildly different.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Motors_streetcar_conspiracy

But also, their blood is copper-based, whereas our is iron-based. That’s why their blood looks green.

Perhaps the key is in that, since a lot of aging is to do with our bodies basically burning up (oxidation of one sort or another.)

It’s ironic, because Leonard Nimoy is like 37 in that photo or something.

Here he is on his 36th birthday.

Holy neckbeard prepper fantasies batman